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Three held for allegedly pledging fake gold ornaments

Three individuals, Mohammed Hafnas, Dhanesh Babu, and Muneer Chandroth, have been arrested by the Chakrakala police for allegedly defrauding a cooperative bank of approximately ₹17.2 lakh. The suspects are accused of repeatedly pledging fake gold ornaments, with Muneer allegedly submitting 120.8 grams of counterfeit jewelry and Dhanesh 62.325 grams. The fake ornaments were reportedly provided to the two by Mohammed Hafnas. The case was initiated after a complaint was filed by the bank manager.

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Three held for allegedly pledging fake gold ornaments

Three individuals, Mohammed Hafnas, Dhanesh Babu, and Muneer Chandroth, have been arrested by the Chakrakala police for allegedly defrauding a cooperative bank of approximately ₹17.2 lakh. The suspects are accused of repeatedly pledging fake gold ornaments, with Muneer allegedly submitting 120.8 grams of counterfeit jewelry and Dhanesh 62.325 grams. The fake ornaments were reportedly provided to the two by Mohammed Hafnas. The case was initiated after a complaint was filed by the bank manager.

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